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ERIN’S LAW & GAVIN’S LAW
In 2014, the State of South Carolina passed Act 293 known as “Erin’s Law,” as part of health and safety education for its public schools. The purpose of the law is to ensure all students, prekindergarten through high school, receive this prevention instruction during the academic school year. The intent of Erin’s Law is to give students skills in knowing how to stay safe from sexual assault and how to report any incidents of sexual assault. In addition, in 2023 Gavin’s Law was passed requiring local school districts to collaborate with the State Department of Education, the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division, and the Attorney General's office, to implement a policy to educate and notify students of the provisions of Gavin’s Law which educate students on how to identify sexual extortion.
Beginning in 2014, instructional units were written as a resource guide for teachers to implement Erin’s Law. In 2023, Gavin's Law instructional content was added to the already established Erin's Law lessons to include online safety for elementary students, implications of taking and sharing inappropriate pictures or videos electronically for middle school students, and implications of digital crimes and how to help victims of sexual extortion for high school students. These units are aligned with the South Carolina Academic Health and Safety Education Standards. Lesson content varies from grade to grade. A copy of each lesson is available at your child’s school for you to preview if you choose.
- What is Gavin’s Law? https://youtu.be/5NwZOmKThu4
- Parents and Gavin’s Law https://youtu.be/lcTa66fC9ao
- Implementing Gavin’s Law https://youtu.be/rrIj53ArCrU
Sometime over the course of each school year your child will be presented one lesson by the school counselor. The lesson content is not part of sexuality education and only discusses age appropriate health and safety education. If you have any further questions after you have previewed the materials please contact your child’s counselor.
Erin's Law & Gavin's Law Parent Notification - ENGLISH
Erin's Law & Gavin's Law Parent Notification - SPANISH
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En 2014, el Estado de Carolina del Sur aprobó la Ley 293 conocida como “Ley de Erin”, como parte de la educación sobre salud y seguridad para sus escuelas públicas. El propósito de la ley es garantizar que todos los estudiantes, desde preescolar hasta la escuela secundaria, reciban esta instrucción de prevención durante el año escolar académico. La intención de la Ley de Erin es brindarles a los estudiantes habilidades para saber cómo mantenerse a salvo de una agresión sexual y cómo denunciar cualquier incidente de agresión sexual. Además, en 2023 se aprobó la Ley Gavin que exige que los distritos escolares locales colaboren con el Departamento de Educación del Estado, la División de Aplicación de la Ley de Carolina del Sur y la oficina del Fiscal General para implementar una política para educar y notificar a los estudiantes sobre las disposiciones de la Ley Gavin. que educan a los estudiantes sobre cómo identificar la extorsión sexual.
A partir de 2014, se escribieron unidades instructivas como una guía de recursos para que los maestros implementaran la Ley de Erin. En 2023, el contenido instructivo de la Ley de Gavin se agregó a las lecciones de la Ley de Erin ya establecidas para incluir seguridad en línea para estudiantes de primaria, implicaciones de tomar y compartir fotografías o videos inapropiados electrónicamente para estudiantes de secundaria, e implicaciones de delitos digitales y cómo ayudar a las víctimas de Extorsión sexual a estudiantes de secundaria. Estas unidades están alineadas con los Estándares Académicos de Educación en Salud y Seguridad de Carolina del Sur. El contenido de la lección varía de un grado a otro. Una copia de cada lección está disponible en la escuela de su hijo para que usted pueda ver una vista previa si así lo desea.
- ¿Qué es la ley de Gavin? https://youtu.be/5NwZOmKThu4
- Los padres y la ley de Gavin https://youtu.be/lcTa66fC9ao
- Implementación de la ley de Gavin https://youtu.be/rrIj53ArCrU
En algún momento durante el transcurso de cada año escolar, el consejero escolar le presentará a su hijo una lección. El contenido de la lección no forma parte de la educación sexual y solo analiza la educación sobre salud y seguridad apropiada para la edad.
Si tiene más preguntas después de haber visto una vista previa de los materiales, comuníquese con el consejero de su hijo.
CCE Spirit Rock
RENT THE ROCK to Celebrate your Student and Support CCE PTA. The Chandler Creek Spirit Rock is now available for sign-ups!
The Chandler Creek Spirit Rock is a perfect way to send someone a " Happy Birthday" or show your school spirit! The Rock is also a PTA fundraiser- so ALL funds generated are used to pay for school programs and improvements!!!
The cost is $10 and you will have the rock for 24 hrs (5pm-5pm). Payment, via Member HUB, is required at the time you sign up. Dates are available on a first come, first serve basis and you may NOT reserve the rock for consecutive days!! Click on this link https://chandlercreek.memberhub.com/store or scan the QR code to pay.
You may start painting the rock at 5pm the day BEFORE you sign up so it will be ready for the morning carpool line. For example, if your child's birthday is October 8th (reserve October 8th on the sign up), you may start painting at 5pm on October 7th!! Please be respectful for our fellow Chandler Creek Painters and do not start painting the rock before your assigned time of 5pm.
Please do not paint the ground or any of the area around the rock. An adult MUST be present when painting the rock.
*** The PTA has the authority to remove/repaint any language or image that is deemed inappropriate.
*** There will be no refunds for weather or school closures!
HAVE FUN and be CREATIVE!! Thank you for supporting Chandler Creek PTA!
Student Enrollment/Registration Information
Parents can save time by enrolling students in Greenville County Schools online. To begin the process, you must first have a Backpack account. Go to the link below for information on registration, enrolling, and creating a Backpack account.
Open your Backpack account, look for the “Enroll A New Student” section, and follow the instructions.
The following documents are needed to enroll a new student ~
- Photo ID from any state or country
- Two current “proof of residency” documents (all must contain property address). These can be a combination of
- Current bills – i.e. electric, gas, water, cable
- Current mortgage statement or current signed lease agreement with landlord’s name and phone number
- Child’s Birth Certificate
- Signed Certificate of Immunization, Conditional Certificate of Immunization, or Religious Exemption Certificate (Religious Exemption Certificate provided by Health Department)
Please contact our office at 864-355-2400 if you have any questions or need assistance.
